Looks like stupid question about load-balancing

[xav]

Hi,
I've read JBossClustering.pdf and parsed the forum, but my question is still unresolved.
It seems I've got clustering and farming working well:
I manage to see the list of nodes in my cluster and I've got my application deployed in all nodes when I put it in the farm directory of one node.
So I've got two nodes in my cluster: node1 and node2 (on separate machines).
I don't use hardware or software balancer out of my cluster, as it seems JBoss includes mod_jk.
My question is: what URL I access? http://node1:8080/myapp or http://node2:8080/myapp ?
If I access http://node1:8080/myapp, it seems all work is done in node1.
If I access http://node2:8080/myapp, it seems all work is done in node2.

Thanks,
Xavier

[flachasse]

You need a load balancer for http.
JBoss (more precisely the embedded Tomcat or Jetty web server) implements one side of mod_jk. The load balancing part is done using a plugin in the web server (Apache, IIS, ...)

[flachasse]

You need a load balancer for http.
JBoss (more precisely the embedded Tomcat or Jetty web server) implements one side of mod_jk. The load balancing part is done using a plugin in the web server (Apache, IIS, ...)